Mary "Martha" Webb Williams is buried to the right and about 2-3 rows back as you enter the Huffman Cemetery gate - on Little Wolf Creek, Summers County, WV. She is buried next to her brother, Edgar Webb and his first wife.
The peonies between the headstones were transplanted from the yards of the original log cabin and 2-story log house built on the homestead after her grandparents came over the mountains from Virginia in the 1800's by wagon(s) drawn by oxen. These unoccupied structures, built of 18" square hewn American Chestnut logs, were still standing in good condition (along with several farm outbuildings) in 1976. Sadly, shortly thereafter vagrants staying in the cabin and house started fires which burned down the residences.
Mary "Martha" Webb Williams is buried to the right and about 2-3 rows back as you enter the Huffman Cemetery gate - on Little Wolf Creek, Summers County, WV. She is buried next to her brother, Edgar Webb and his first wife.
The peonies between the headstones were transplanted from the yards of the original log cabin and 2-story log house built on the homestead after her grandparents came over the mountains from Virginia in the 1800's by wagon(s) drawn by oxen. These unoccupied structures, built of 18" square hewn American Chestnut logs, were still standing in good condition (along with several farm outbuildings) in 1976. Sadly, shortly thereafter vagrants staying in the cabin and house started fires which burned down the residences.
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